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Show Orem - Geneva Times Thursday, April 14, 1960 water as running mate. To begin be-gin with, we do not recall that the Vice President has made any forthright declarations on what his own views are in the area (or any other). Rather, it is our impression that the GOPoliticos are chewing their fingernails awaiting some sort of Nixon manifesto. Further, It could be that the Republican Republi-can fortunes may rest more largely on whether Gold water can continue to go along with a pettifogging Nixon than vice versa. As we have indicated before, be-fore, it is our impression that Mr. Nixon has the perfect temperament for a Vice President Pres-ident and Senator Goldwater the courage for a President in these critical times. PFC Hooks plays on hoop team . VII CORPS, GERMANY (AHTNC) Army PFC Reece C. Hooks, 20, son of James A. Hooks, 121 N. 800, E. Orem, was a member of the company team which recently won the 34th Signal Battalion OREM - GENEVA TIMES in May luou, is regulary slat In T llnrlnnk. . iuucu Hi uuunigsuurg as a radio operator in the battal ion's Company D. RATIONAL EDfTORIAL u . , r Tk t r ki Publlshe Every Thursday SO UTAH ON at 0rem utah 0ffjce fH He was graduated from? 4L Orem High School before entering en-tering the Army in October K'n?" State Street. Mailing Add- 1957. ress; P. O. Box 65, Orem, o iHt Utah F2X SIAI S0C1AT10N basketball tournment In Germany. Ger-many. Hooks, who arrived overseas Publishing Staff HAROLD B. SUMNER PUBLISHER Hollls Scott Editor, Advertising Manager Dona C. Sumner Bookkeeper, Jack C. Sumner Printer, Melba Clayton Society and Church News; Ileen Ashdown Elayne Colllngs, Mailing Columnists: Ruth Louise Partridge Robert Taylor, Washington D. C. Second-Class Postage Paid at Orem. Utah . '"" , 1 , 0 . ' , " IP fll ilHi4 111' 1111. lllllliPSir II I I - 1 Suggestions from City employees Recognition of outstanding contributions or service to the Government through the granting oi decocra-i tions, medals, property, or rights is a very ancient practice. prac-tice. In military services, bravery was recognized in uld-en uld-en times by granting citizenship to slaves who fought aim uy jjuta oi estates or cities, as well as by advancement ad-vancement or promotion. Similar awards were given to civilians1 who made outstanding contributions to their city or country. So, down throgh the years, incentive awards systems, sys-tems, although not always known by that particular name, have been in operation. Active suggestion programs pro-grams have been used effectivly by several large industries in-dustries for over fifty years. General Electric has its lone a suggestl0ns Program which dates back to U.S. Steel Corp., The Ford Motor Co., General Motors, Mo-tors, DuPont, Maytag Co., United Air Lines ana many city and state governments maintain active and productive prod-uctive suggestion programs. ' There are usually two basic types of employee contributions con-tributions which are recognized by award. One of these types includes the ideas which they contribute for improved im-proved methods and procedures that is, their suggestions. sugges-tions. The other type of contribution recognizee, is sustained su-stained or outstanding achievement that is, performance. perform-ance. Since both business and government have long recognized rec-ognized the value of incentive awards programs, we must conclude that they have proved their worth not only in actual dollars and cents, but also in employee morale. We felt it was a step in the right direction when candidates in the municipal election last fall promised to inaugurate an Employee Suggestion program for Orem City employees. Effective administration of an Employee Suggestion Sugges-tion program for Orem City employees. Such a program would recognize all city employees as partners in the development of workable ideas and methods as members of a team, with ressponsibility not only for producing effectively on assigned tasks, but also for passing on their ideas and methods for improvement. improve-ment. Effective administration of an Employee Suggestion Program for Orem City employees would give convincing convin-cing evidence of the public-spirited cooperation of city employees in reducing the cost of government and improving im-proving service to the people. Biilil wmmmmm 4 CHALLENGING CAREERS FOR YOUNG WOMEN Cytotechnologists - specialists in the study of human body cells are in growing demand today, as more and moro doctors make the "Pap smear" a routine part of their examination examina-tion of women patients. This detection aid is a major factor in conquering uterine cancer, the second greatest cancer killer among women. The cytotechnologist is the good right hand of the pathologist To her trained eye, the microscope reveals the very secrets of life. Her judgment and alertness can mean the difference between life and death to women. Security, pleasant colleagues and the satisfaction of being part of an all-out attack on the most dreaded of diseases are some of the satisfactions in this rewarding new profession. Chemistry or biology students who have completed two years of college (or the equivalent) can qualify for this new career field. For further information write to the Division of the American Cancer Society in your state.1 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY LOOKS LIKE IT - , According to firemen, a good home is one you can get ou1 of. Judging by the the weekend week-end traff c, guess a lot of folks can qualify. Grayson (Ky.) SPRING In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns , to what women have been thinking about all winter. Pensacola Gosport Compare with any other - 6 -passenger compact wagon for gas savings . . . low-cost maintenance . . . and high acclaim! The new Ford fafcorL Wagon has the top score on all 3! BEST GAS MILEAGE OF ANY AMERICAN-BUILT WAGON! The Falcon Wagon scores tops in gas savings I Actually delivers up to 30 miles per gallon on regular gat ... far better than any other 6- passenger, American-built wagon. And the new, 6-cylinder Falcoa engine delivers sparkling performance perform-ance in town or country going I LOWEST MAINTENANCE COST! You go 4,000 miles between oil changes, thanks to the Falcon's Full-Flow oil filtering system that's yours at no extra cost Falcon has a double-life aluminized muffler, and Diamond Lustre Finish that never needs wax. You save everywhere ... on tires, insurance, parts, service, everything! CAR EXPERTS ACCLAIM THE FALCON! Of the Falcon, Art Railton said, in Popular Mechanics: "It's amazing how simple an engine can be, and how accessible!" Motor Lift said: "Particularly pleasing is the freedom free-dom from creaks and rattles." The editors of Sports Cart Illustrated said: "Maintenance should be ridiculously ridicu-lously simple." Coma In and choosa tha Tudor Falcon Wagon (below) or Fordor modal. A. St .W tftaaa ANOTHER WINNER FROM AMERICA'S WAGON SPECIALISTS! Ford's new Falcoa Wagon brings you txtrm quality at a txtra ns. It's got the longest loadspace of any 6-paasenger compact wagon, inside. It's got luxury interiors, foam-padded front teat and many other quality extras that are standard. See it today, at your Ford Dealer's Wagon. Wonderland. FORD . . . Worlds rlar Csn) ; i ; But ttliw la M-0Mt-ilii lSWl awl .EE ALL 7 WAOON WONDERS fORD WAGON WONDERLAND AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S 1 Wl twt PORO-Tha Flnatt Fords of a UfeUma FALCON Tha Naw-tlia Far THUNDERBIRD Tha Werlcfa Moat Wanted Car DM F ? SMLES - Only Ford Dealers Sell USED CARS AND TRUCKS 191 So. University - Provo Utah B TAYLOR Press Assn. Washington foul Lbl Washington GOLDWATER FOR PRES. OR VICE PRES. We note with some pleasure that Washington commenta'or Peter Edson, who Is widely syndicated by the Scrips-Howard Scrips-Howard Newspaper Enterprise Associat'on, has brought up -since we talked of it in this space last week - the Gold-water Gold-water Senate speech urging a diplomatic break with Russia and her satellites and other drast'c revision in Eisenhower forrign policy. Interestingly enough, Mr. Edron notes tha': "Basil Brew- rr, publisher of 'he New Bradford, Brad-ford, Mass. Standard-Times has Just begun national distribution dis-tribution of a series of articles on Goldwater," adding that: "He Inden'ifies h:m as 'a poss-ib'e poss-ib'e candiate for either the Prsidncy . or Vice-Presidency'." To us, it is h'ghly significant signifi-cant that it has rema'Tided for a small town publisher to undertake this effort and It would seem to give color to the widely held conviction while, as Senator Goldwater has said himself, there are more conservations than liberals lib-erals In America, they are most predominant In the grass-roots. But, in referring to the Senate Sen-ate speech as "an all - out break with the Elsenhower foreign policies which Nixon has indicated he will support and continue." Brother Edson ques'ions whether Nixon could now accept Gold- Orem Shoe Repair And Leathercraft 544 South State St. (Next to Orem-Geneva Timei) It W Oft! mm Sponsored by Orem-Geneva Timta and Orem Chamber of Commerce A CONTEST ABOUT OREM . . . .$24,0C OR MORE WEEKLY PRIZES! Here Are The RULES - Read 'Em Over! WHO'S WHO IN OREM. This is a family fun contest. Netklnc to bay use any altp of paper for an entry blank. Not necessary to be present to win, not necessary to be a subscriber to this paper. Who's Who may be anyone in the Orem City area. Clues for his or her Identity may be bidden in an ad in this section, when a star appears in an ad In this section, it means there is additional advertisinc for that merchant elsewhere in this newspaper. Clues may also be placed in that ad. Clnes will be scattered. There may be from one to five clues in any ad, or none. This is a contest of skill. We invite yon to outwit us. To enter, study the ads, find all the clues yon can. Then, write down who you think is this week's Who's Who. Add the total number of clues you found, but be sure to put down your name and address, then take your entries and deposit them in the boxes located at the featured merchants place of business. There will be four featured merchants each week these will be indicated by the heavy border around their ads in this section. Each member of the family may enter once at eact jf these featured places of bnsiness. Thus, you may enter four times and dolnr will improve your chances of winning. This contest starts when yon reeeive this issue and closes 5 p. m. the following Monday. At that time a drawing will be held, the first entry drawn that correctly identifies Who's Who will win $7.50. If that entry also has the cor-re cor-re number of clues hidden ia all ads of the sponsoring merchants, a bonus of $16.50 will be added. When this bonus is not won, it will be added to next weeks bonns and will continue to grow until it is won. . Family participation gives you a better chance to win, your wife, husband or some bright eyed youngster may spot a clue that you miss. Got any Perry Mason in you? Think you can outwit the contest? Remember you can't win if you don't enter. This contest, its rules and text herein copyright by B. Reinhardt. Franchised by II. C. Fischnalier. AH rights reserved. Deposit This Week's Entries With The Merchants Whose Advertisement t ...... Appear in the Heavy Black Border TOP BRANDS . IN EVERY LINE Central Builders Supply Inci Complete Builders Supply 673 N. State AC 5-0340 Eli's Fine Foods IGA Home Owned Home Operated Market. Featuring too quality brands throughout. Ill East 8th No. Phone AC 5-2010 Used to work with Verd Geneva Rock . Products . Heated Concrete for cold weather building. Washed band and Gravel lt65 W. 4th N. Ph. AC 5-1012 Bunker's Feed Center Complete line of scientifically scientif-ically formulated feeds for livestock and poultry. Veterinary and farm supplies. sup-plies. Agency for H&N Pullet chicks. 500 N. 1600 West SALMON PHARMACY "Prescription Specialists" When you get K at SALMON'S you know it's right. 771 N. St., Ph. AC 5-2150 It's No Mystery Prices Are Low Quality High Christiansen Furniture 1008 South State Ph. AC 5-1921 Rohbock Son's Floral For Finest in Fresh Cut Flowers and Potted Plants See Alvin 1042 S. State Ph. AC S-llOi TOPS IN SERVICE AND PRODUCTS Phone AC 5-4688 For Pickup it Delivery . Shumway's 66 SERVICE 91 N. State L Aluminum & Canvas Awnings Outdoor St Inside Furniture tor Leisure Living. Huish Awning. And Shade Co- 1767 S. State Ph. AC 5-1512 AMW Get just "A Little Extra Care" on Your Dry Cleaning- Aliens Drive In Cleaners In At 10 out at 4 573 No. State Ph. AC 5-OsOl Juna played in BYU dance orchestra Motts Chevron Service Ph. AC 5-M6 "We Tako Better Care Of You Car Nivla Glenn Robertson Your Friendly store' Orem Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Ph. AC 5-1370 800 S. 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State Fast Courteous Service NAOMI'S Beauty Shop Original and custom coiffures coif-fures created by our trained staff. . Attended BYU and USU. . We do not compete Distinction is the difference dif-ference 79 W. 4th N. Ph. AC 5-3241 BRING YOUR LISTINGS DO BUSINESS WITH A FIRM THAT'S DOING DO-ING BUSINESS. JOHNSON REAL ESTATE 148 S. St. - Ph. AC 5-2900 We supply your garages ic service stations, who take better care of your car and trucks. BRADSHAWi AUTO PARTS 15 South Stat Ph. AC 5-2420 No clues here Hilltop Auto Works Complete stock of tuW Parts Auto trsnemlwloai for all make body and fender work auto Pi-Ing Pi-Ing 24 hour towing. 1785 So. Stste Ph. AC -0401 |
